Seacrest Funded Review

Historical challenge fees ran from about $50 for a $5,000 account up to about $500 for a $100,000 account, across sizes from $5K to $100K. Those prices are kept here for reference only. The prop programme was discontinued in February 2026, so nothing on this schedule is currently purchasable, and any price you see quoted for the brand elsewhere should be confirmed directly before you act on it.

The advertised split was 80/20 on funded accounts, with VIP tiers scaling up to 92.75%. That structure belonged to the prop programme that closed in February 2026, so treat it as a record of what the firm offered rather than terms available to a trader signing up today.

Payout rounds were advertised every two weeks, or after as few as five days on qualifying accounts. Because the prop programme has been discontinued, that cadence no longer describes anything a trader can join. Payout totals and speed claims that circulated while the firm was trading are historical marketing and should not be treated as evidence about the brand today.

No. The prop-trading programme closed on 6 February 2026 and the brand moved to a CFD brokerage model, so challenge purchases and any discount codes promoted alongside them no longer apply. Discount codes for this brand still circulating on coupon and affiliate sites point at a programme that is not running. If you want a live alternative, the alternatives section on this page lists prop firms that were still operating at the time of writing.

While the programme was running, Seacrest Funded listed MetaTrader 5 and Match-Trader, covering roughly 175 instruments across forex, crypto, indices and commodities. Platform access came with the prop programme, which has since been discontinued, so check what the brand actually offers now before assuming either platform is still available to you.